Hidden Voices programme – A Lunch & Learn webinar
The Trust is hosting a free Lunch & Learn event on 3 December 1pm – 2pm for the Hidden Voices programme.
Read MoreThe Trust is hosting a free Lunch & Learn event on 3 December 1pm – 2pm for the Hidden Voices programme.
Read MoreType: News
Categories: Carers and Families, Programme news, Veterans, Veterans' mental health and wellbeing
We are delighted to have awarded grants totalling almost £7 million under the Thrive Together Programme (previously known as VPPP) which will step up support for vulnerable Veterans.
Read MoreWe’ve awarded 12 fantastic projects supporting Service children in the latest round of the Early Years programme!
Read MoreCharities, CICs, Armed Forces units and bases, and universities and colleges are invited to apply for grants of between £10,000 and £60,000 for projects which provide support for partners and spouses of serving personnel.
Read MoreType: News
Categories: Forces families, New programmes, Programme news, Veterans' mental health and wellbeing
New awards targeted to explore the impact of Service life on children, and engage with younger Veterans.
Read MoreThe Trust is pleased to announce that, following a competitive selection process, we’ve commissioned Alma Economics as evaluators of the Service Pupil Support Programme.
Read MoreThe Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust recently hosted a Lunch & Learn webinar focusing on the new Covenant Fund programmes launched under our three-year funding framework.
Read MoreNew programme dedicated to supporting family members who care for serving personnel and Veterans who are wounded, injured or sick. It aims to address their needs beyond their roles as carers and consider the wellbeing of the whole family unit, enhancing quality of life.
Read MoreSupporting Service Families Overseas addressing and recognising wellbeing issues faced by partners, children and young people during overseas posting.
Read MoreThe Trust is excited to announce that we have awarded funding to the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) to undertake a critical study on the needs of the Royal Navy Submarine Community and the effects of separation on family life.
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